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a. lississrggi aunc "a lr 4 "Veaa' hes a Prof. IV very bl of 'irh late leaders as yngnmery, founder of o.UJ Pr. D. W.

Shefrod, of Mtri andmaster of the in thi state, oth who are yet serving vrv present pastor r.t Faptist church and th Har hi school In Meri i Cwv tiiwl on by the H'ttided: (a) Meeting itM of Good Citiaen Fr Hv Mississip Shared In the WPA, tirl Federal Building paring the Past Six ri i the Absence of the r.j p.ind and Other Out ri. How Arm Our Pmlt and Equipped? rWessional Opportunl Hn the State Should n'h Training;" En n.it Race Enter fy.M and Support; Gathering end Public! iv Setting Forth the (Vjr Krjr life A i Nd; sn Tne tare or QrrTFF. o.v jfTnf BKPORTS ago Chairman C. a' committee ii. wnicn miaa us rv forth the Lh pf jhe state organiza a hAT for tha fleitnqueni Lr.jth: 2.

Registration and Tha Iinier hie A Jckn POSt h. was the well of Piney hatch of 'i mi wouia pull. That's ever kept 1 'inr 1 ney win a. tw. Hope nsp Rankin county on tet'n dimity night Oc Th "2 am is under thej weir r.

c' Prof. T. C. Mc a leader in that! A. J.

Polk Of accompanied Mr. I t3 Committee of 100 i The Security. Life rp.jiy Wju hegln It is the state's urance company ri.44 hy Mississip M'irjpjt for Miasiss 'k guiding hsnd of I and educa ims 1 5. rnon fortunate who! Trunity to matricu xich a leader as Prof. Sanders Tany of the lead 4 have made good.

little but does. is aajdom hut his fait in the genu fm.jghness exhibited women renre 1 Mrs. Virgie of Michigan is Ft r. 1 in Brandon. She 'Portly for points in W'" to ber horn.

jz.h Th, writ.r paJ(. t' I'tiea Institute, hie maier a rew oay. 'lighted beyond decided improve jnwzn sre being gmurtds attended Principal Holts New York but from nas a well or young was found "ii Jewett Hall .1.. i i men. over 4 red hirhwaV will Sv porch Just porcn.

jusi ''vfhing that's good py aea.r da wrjter aaw a fin Program By ANSELM JOSEPH FINCH i (Staff Correspondent) iirkSON, Oct.5. The much talked of meet the Mississippi State Committee of 100 is over but lingers on." It was quite a coincident that far best ana most lar rcacmng sessions or, ine or i wealr was wit last week was wit h.M very church in Wirf rf several yea vft which payment of poll tax; J. A com mittee of 100 ia each county; 4. Better, achoot faeilitiM for Ne ffroea, (a) school building, b) Eirht months school terms; e) Better salaries for teachers. 5.

J3et ter accommodations on common carriers and reat rooms for colored patrons. Better living conditions for rural members of our group, viz relief from the oppres sive share crop system. 7. A more equitable distribution of government aid 8. An expression of disapproval of Negroes being dragged into political campaigns by a hostile press, because of his non participation in state elections.

This committee was composed of Dr. R. A. Scott, chairman W. Miller, Mrs: M.

M. Hubert paragraph setting forth the spirit of the organisation follows: "The objectives herewith set forth are those which the committee of 100, composed of the bast members of our race are striving in peaceful and fair means' to obtain, realising that the 'development of any group redounds to the progress of the great State of Mississippi. The law of nature stamps without appeal that the elevation of one group at the expense of another ultimately leads to the overthrow Nof both. We appeal to the heart. mind and conscience of the ruling class to adjust the inequalities stated above so thst Mississippi may take her rigrtful place among the other states of the Union." The following leadei of the state served on the committee on resolutions: President R.

A. Scott, Jr.ckon: Mrs.i R. C. Lee, Lexinl ton; S. W.

Miller, Jackson: Clem Rhodes. Bay Springs, and Eugene Boom, Mound Bayou. Mississippi Snaps By ANSELM J. FINCH BRANDON, MISS. Cirr Shepherd of Jack al r'irned to the stats sf ir; several weeks with i vi friends in Berkley, and Mrs.

snepnero owners of the famous Wfi Kitchenette. Mr. I j. Robert W. Pickett of Jg; visiting reianvea ana VkM, is well known In his mother having city schools ja v.i't Mrs.

Pickett is Jack Finch at Mr. Eva Maria rt arid Brookhsven. th nnnai meeting of Cm7ir of 100 held in tru. Mr. MeCor Prii snd Mrs." M.

I. Irs sarvaH 'the Committee of ii One of the fiiifi mart at the recent th Committee of 100 H.i,varari hy Mrs. ButlCr, i Japkaon. Mrs. But X'r.

or Bishop E. W. r. 7. O.

Alexander, i in the state lr'n'. education, attend it Qieevng nf the Committee of the Soul hrir stnzrs 'will ren rcf'inne ar the First Ban rtt Gibson on Oc ai fha Vf jr. p.c i irf'niiij on uccooer rn, ar imdfrwuy for this W.v tn at the Jef i ToTinty Fair st before the public. Agents are wanted in Mississippi to sell The Pittsburgh Courier. Fine chance for some one who want, to make some money.

Full details furnished to interested persons. President William H. Bell of Alcorn states that the legislature of Mla siseippi will be asked to appropriate to the college. Nothing like asking! President Strange, of Okolona Industrial School together with Secretary Herbert I White was seen in Jackson last week Chairman J. E.

Johnson of the Committee of lrtb will name seven vice presidents soon. There will he one named for each congressional BERKELEY, CAL. 5 The lovely home of Mrs. Matti. Jones in Ashby avenue, was the setting of the Stitch and Chatter Club last Wednesday, for its first meeting following summer vacation.

Mrs. Lillian Mae Martin, president, who was ill a long time conflned in her home in Hearst avenue, presided. Following election of officers of the popular Sa.n 0 Bar Club, the official line up comprises William Hickerson, president; Eddie Jones, secretary; Mrs. Claudia Royal, treasurer Lillian Williams, Francis Wyands, Pat Taylor, Jewe Flowers, all members of the standing committee, the first two named having been re elected. The standout, social event of the organization of the year was held on Treasure Island, at which time thsir annual summer forms! wss held with an unusually large attendance, gathered from both sides of the bay.

The spacious musio hsll wss filled to capacity with fashionably attired guests who danced to the "wing of Ben Watkins' orchestra. Mrs. Ll M. Daly, wife of E. A.

Daly, Oaklandeif, of the California Voice Publishing Company, is vacationing with jibe home folks in Jacksonville, Fla, house guest of her sister, Mrsl Delia Campbell, who is the grand secretary of the O.E.S., of her home State. Mrs. Daly, who is managing editor of the California yolee, will include other major points of the Stats in her visit before returning to the coast. Saturday evening, at the family residence In Grant street, Mrs. Vivian oeoome Marsn hostess at a goinig away party, honoring Mrs.

Muriel Taylor Flory, Chicago, who returned Monday, after several days In these parts, where she was I called because of the passing of iher mother, Mrs. Pat Taylor, of East Oakland. Assembled for the! occasion was a group of members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Phyllis Wheatley Club and close friends of thehon oree. The lovely quiet evening festuted group conversation and buffet style, supper. Mrs.

Mayme Mason and son, William Mason, of Washington, D.C?, re house guests of Atty.i and Mrs. Lelend Hawkins, in Ward street, where they arrived last Friday Mrs. Ma son and Mr. Mason are aunt and cousin, respectively, of Attorney Hawkins. Mrs.

James Mrs. Francis ParhomJ both of Chicago, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. L.

Fowler ln Acton street. Mrs. Lewis is the sister Mrs. Fowler. Mrs.

Lora Toombs Scott, of Ashby well known teach er of piano and yoiee, was hostess st a musical evening at home Sunday, from 6 to p.m. The occasion which honored Mrs. A. C. Harris Bllbrew, outstanding mu SHE'S "mSS lllX OF 1939" sician of Los Angeles, also featured Vera Fofd and Bobby Stov all, sopranos, child prodigies, both pyjils of Mrs.

Scott; who herself also gave a group of vocal numbers. Mrs. Bessie Mack delighted tha guests with a group of readings. Mrs. Bilbrew held the spotlight with a group of piano and vocal selections.

Some thirty guests shared in the pleasant event. Mrs. Bilbrew is director of music (at Independent Church in her home city. Here she is the house guist wm Tt sfan Missourians, the Misses Sarah and Rebecca Bullards, retired school teachers of Charleston, W.Va., were visitors in Metropolitan Oakland, as were also Mrs. Dorothy Houston, children and mother, Mrs.

Easton. of Los Angeles; Bernard Irvin, of Chicago; Miss Constance Washington, of the Angel City, formerly of Pittsburgh, all of whom shared their visit with I the Rickmonds. Listed as a stellar attraction on the fall calendar of events is the twenty eighth annual bazaar of SL Augustine Episcopal Church scheduled for October 25 26. Father D. R.

Wallace, rector; A. K. Martin, chairman of the bazaar. Miss Ida Jackson was injured by a Sante Fe passenger train Monday at Russell and Sacramento streets. Miss Jaakson, teacher in Prescptt School.

Oakland, is confined, in her home in East Oakland. The Book Lovers' Study Club of Berkeley met Tuesday morning with Mrs. Pearl Bland in, hostess, at her home in Ward street. "My Observations At the Fair" provided the interesting prologue Of the day's activities. Current events were directed by Mrs.

Minnie Ouhre, program chairman, who also presented Mrs. Mse Hill, and principal speaker. Mrs. Hill, superintendent of the Fannie Wall Home and Day Nursery, is the wife of the Rev. D.

G. Hill, Jr pastor of First A. M. E. Church, Oakland.

"Important Contemporary Political Issues," by Mrs. Christine Gibson, introduced the year's study course, tilted "World Politics." Mrs. Maggie Marshall, president, presided. TAf PiffiBcrrf Courier Miss Fannie Mae Richardson, has plenty reason to smile. Waitress at the Happy Hollow, one of St.

Louis' popular joy spots, she is just receiving the title of "Miss Mix of 1939 from Morris J. Little, editor of vMix Magazine, pictorial monthly issued in St. Louis in the interest of mixologists, mixmisses, waitresses and others catering to the whims of pleasure seekers. Other, prise winners were Miss Martha Vineyard, M. K.

Tavern; Miss Ann Ross, West End Waiters Association; Miss Jackie Wright, Elkhorn Tavern, and Miss Margaret Gaddy of Gaddy's Bar Q. Photo by Davenport. nnnB(rnnn)n HM IHOTi MOT ON I Mi EmMMmQvs Pie' tote! ll i i' 1 Covering St. Louis Civic Life Society Snaps 11 N. Jefferson Street Phone Franklin 91 70" HANNIBAL; 5 There'll be hot times in this town made famous bv MarkjWM Constable w.

a. Morant. w. TAXI DRIVER FREED OF EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE the Negro Business league, had Roy Elmo Russell, 1111 a N. Comp ton, a driver for his company, ar ing tn locate Austin when taken urday njght? rested on charges of embezr.ling utea, the jury brought in a ver of interest A A ROT WILKIN'S, i visited Paramount Studios a.i the for New Tork City, after spending several days as the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Badeau. The arvoon. ttmA mntnrall In th World's are Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Monee, who returned Friday. September 29, accompanied hy Mrr. Mosee's aunts, well known residents of Charleston, W.Va., and their son, Elmer, Jr. While on the West Coast, Mosee, who is a deputy in the office of Circuit Court's H. Sam Priest, made arrangements for taking a large group of Western Kappas to the Kappa Alpha Psi Grand Chapter meeting, to be held, in San Antonio during the Christmas holidays.

In addition to being chairman of the Kappa Transportation Commission, he is commander Tom Powell Post No. 7T of the Legion. During his West Coast stsy, he iOU. STARK into custodv. i v7r uAttTirenv nnnuiar sparring maie inr joe wjuh ganized at the home of Miss Thyl deugMer in la for six months, lis Robinson.

244X Clarkson street, 1 She thoroughly enjoyed her visit. recently. Plans have been made Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, of 1 nr.

ana nrnn jonnson, 011 for many social affairs of the com 1923 923 ing season. Officers appointed ere: Phj llis Robinson, president; I Frank P. Freeman, of 2067 Ogden street, returned home last week, DRIVER 4 Hi. i ii i 1 DR. A.

N. VAUGHN been named co chairman, of the Pine Street Y'j annual current expense campaign which has 225 prominent St. Louisans working hard to meet the budget. He is the chief assistant to Prof. Creamus M.

Evans, Stowe Col dames Celester Butler, Etta Clink scale, Theresa Davis, Hettye Gary, Myra Harris, Bonita Hill, George Mendenhall. Ethel Myers. Wilhel mina Quinichette, Sarah Sims, Ad die Tyler and Misses Theopia Bu ford and Genevieve Thompson. Phyllis Wheatley Branch of the Y.W.C.A., for at that time the membership committee concentrates all its efforts on enrolling new memhers and renewing former memberships for the year 1039 40, according to Mrs. Lillian EuDai ley, executive secretary of the branch.

MITCHELL BACK Otl JOB AFTER OPERATION ST. LOUIS, Oct. X5 Stfpping the St. Louis Argus, oldest race ago underwent a difficult head op eration at St. Mary's Infirmary lege faculty member and general i He was attended hy Dr.

A chairman of the Mound City campaign. on S. Caldwell street A pageant "The Challenge of the Ct os" was rendered by the Y. W. Missionary Society of Grace A.

M. E. Zion Chsjrch Sunday evening. September 2i. Mrs.

J. H. Isler, president Mrs. M. A.

Houston, secretary. It October 1 to October 15 are red i was well enjoyed by all Th letter days on the calendar of the T. W. Missionary Society of Grace A. E.

Zion Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lucille Harris on S. McDoweJl street The Young Women's Missionary Society No. 1 of Little Rock A. M.

E. Zion met Wednesday evening st the home of Mrs. Gertrude Thompson Now ell Mrs. Mary Garner Houston left Friday for New York City to visit relatives and also attend the World's Fair Meedames Pow I .11 UariAn A Kee motored to Rock Hill, S. C.

to visit friends. Teacher's Magazine tion of Texas, will soon be off the the close of schools in June. Improve Interracial understand Vaughn, president elect of the Na Ing. Fass your Courier along to a turns I Medical Association. i friend.

IDS: PMlM nil SPAT si vi tests Tip Giving On Dead. ST. LOUIS, Oct. President Hughes turned over lo Director Darst a list of names of patients that were He assetted that the After deliberal for ten min i. i i prepared by an employe Vinaallll Kil Ih.t ha kIU.il He served ss at the iA frnm v.ia r.fr 11 atiiiiv f.inr Ruaaall t.

i 1 me uuecior couia usee ine laen NEARLY NUDE, CAN'T TELL HOW HE WAS HURT tern ber 23 Police, who found Williams, clad i his other clothing anywhere in the yard. There were no trace of a disturbance in his room. Williams was kept in the hospital for a at ak a. a taiare sttt fTsks i fw 1 1 ffY Politics and Religion PAGE TO'JTY THftElJ 4 iFj SJSSBBJSlBBJBSAaBnBSSBBBSVMBaSBSBSr Exclodhz Tire CritictUy Hurts VL 1 1 Mrs. Willie I Amos of Clar hiirial.

He leaves to mourn daughters, and two sons. He a member of Allen Chape! A. new teachers in Carver school Miss nerni (Payne, charming daughter of and Mrs. Henry Payne an jaunt. Mrs.

M. L. Carlial tO Be Off PreSS S00nU fractured Utt jaw and injuries vl" 'riatives In Arkansas, UOIICTOW spry and looking mucnbeier than Standard, organ published by the President elect of the National at any time in the past five years, Colored Teachers' State Associa Medical Association, who has Editor J. E.j Mitchell, founder of to his rizht shoulder. Batesville, Miss.

ecutive secretary. This issue will Baptist Union reconvened last apiisi inurcn oj a nos weekly in this city, returned to be the first edition to anoear in Tuesday at Second Bsntlst Church, fs iends. The Rev. A. his desk Saturday.

September 30. the current school year. The last! with a program of politics and re was in charge Editor Mitchell seveial weeks edition mas published just before iligion tics seemed to get the most attention and csused the most talk. re It LAIC 3, Krr. Mmmmt.

Hams. 29M Delnoar. employe of til Braeohear Trucking one the lart concerns of it kilj the larrMt concerns of ttf kta in tnit section, was critically (j lured Fridav afternoon, septemtl ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5 It ie a case 29, when a large truck tire, whil i of picketa against pickets these he ww inflating, erploded.

rs davs. as Allen Da ilea, who stvles William, who in married. Vn himself as the "Poor Man's Un admitted 'o Homer Phillip 111 4ertakr. Vimm mwnm nrrlH anas k. rintia rnnditinn K1lffrtn7 ins out againut the pickets who roBMiwion or nram km otner x.

Dailes is being picketed hy mem vr o.utii n4 VI ra Sar aK Dun ii nt ttim rmnln Mill fvtiiaa Association ton left Saturday. September 30, i Beavers, the noted actress. Mrs bers of the St. Louis Funeial Di 1 I Di souri Negro Licensed Embalmere' While members of the two Mosee spent some time with her claim that Dailea has had couin. Mrs.

William Rickman. of i loc' white embalming school Oakland handle bodies of clients, he buries! jD 1 til' rectors' Association and the Mis i uww iiiuiuii For Old Forgery Ce ST. IjOUIS. Oct. John Ox wood.

yeer old hsrber. dainW 3903 Com nercisl street. Cairo, as his residence, has been THE BROTHERHOOD of Sleep na the relatives for the turned here from Menard. I1L. i tt i.

waa Hns rr Porte r' fl rst viee oresi faile8 contends that he on returning home. Mrs. Badeau and dent. Milton P. Webster, returned makea arrangements with the wnn mrm ai.t.ra Ito.hi home in Chicaao late Fri ool to embalm charity patients i after an extended visit with her parents in Houston, Texas.

ACTING EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JESSE O. THOMAS, of the National Urban League, will be in i the city Sunday, October 15, to address the Block Unit of the St. Louis Urban League, accordirj to John T. Clark, executive secretary of the local branch. COUNT BASIE tickled the ivor ies and pleased an overwhelmingly large crowd at the Castle Ban room Wednesday night, October 27.

It was another big night that ynniiQ)ilAii fsre forgery charges In connect i erican Rtpreae money order 1 eirv vonu tuf WFRT i sepiemoer oilier ipnami u. BACK FROM THE HAR WWl J' be unah to a.va tham what la TraVlir. ntASaF IS a iew nours wim iocai oroiucf i hood leaders following a tour of burial. In omcers state that hs has adc the Middleweat. "We must keep ovnrr stateo.

wneis the tea nis guilt. fighting," Webster commented, f' d. he calls in local "Wa are making progress and ex "censm iegro emoaimers. pect to continue to do so. wera also placed at the GIRL.

RESERVE Secretary Vera embalming school In protest Mae Thompson is back at her of th handling of bodies sent to desk at the Wheatley Branch T.W.i them by Dalles. Indianola, Miss. i dale visited st the hedfide of mother. Mrs. Hollmon.

who I verj ill Jim lue died Se 1R. He was a member of the leh M. B. church Prof. mett Abraham.

lVnn of Mof ing Par Baptist, church and lr" her of the Sir Knights and Dau ters of Tahor was elrtd pl dnt of the Sinring convention Mi Susie Ie Walker. terentlv left for Creenvrl A Tj Meears. N. C. Taylor.

J.J 'U Miller and D. W. Wilburn of too Cttv were i aa aa a end visitors Misa Hatte 1' i csused Jesse j. Johnson tn.sniiie. Undertakers Association Pro JOJr1 for Alco7 with U.

S. Congressman Dewey Short at a well attended meeting i of Seventeenth Ward Republican Club, Friday night, September 29, the v. eek end viaiora here we Alfred and Nelson Gregory. R. Gillispie.

Miss Juanila Dixon, 'of Miss Ether nomer zAntie and Mia mea fr i 1 1 ll JITTERRLGS Iorraine Mlllfr.U. i nuiuio jiuouibai, ma urwnini! wam wis as ine umtea negro iemocrats oi Missouri gamer nere i naay ana vnunr artrt of rharVe of misdo recentiv Hen.y Mrcuin 4 Saturday, October 6 and 7, for their annual meeting. cU1 featured at Julia tn on the nflrt of emnloves miiy atiendew the last ntes Governor UOyd UrOW fetarK, Who has definitely announced his aspirations for the Anne'a Niant Club, eave their large v.v th. limana ht hi mothi Mrs. Margaret post Of U.

8. Senator from Mi 'following much peasure when they Bffain Saturday. September 30, jClaln Pynday in Greanville. souri in the 1940 election, Will i csptured first place in city wide a committee of undertakers. died Sundav at me nom or the objective of pudiaiion fight bv leaders from ass wty jeaner, mat an enoorpe to rrestaeni noos vea against ma 1 To sons.

H. T. n.a..t nM.v it th 'I nronoaad annointment of tstk as JltierDUg contest at ine jnunit im neadea r)V jonn nugnes. prrsi e. that will be staged m.nt of Stark will be JcommiU.ng JJ" IhT n.w Auditorium Saturday night.

Octo dnt of the St. Loul. Funeral Di Enoch McClain: two daufhtf all part, of the racial and nol.t.eal su.c.de indsfhaj his tu Towards, ber 23. rector. association and Clark W.

Katie R.sherry and Te( a determined re State. i It will also be reca.lid tWat i v. voyitsi snrnr. rr.iTR iwiinr nr.int I Jnn.i 1ft ersndchildren and I It is the governor's action in milny Missouri 'Negro protested ican. out with its twelfth annual, farm Emblmr Association pro great grandchildren survix e.

fostering tna lsyior dim, wnereny the Lincoln University Law school was created and hia attitude in ig noring letters, telegrams and oth jer communications from Democrat ie. leaders of the racial group in i opposition to the graduate school! program man irougni aooui me 1 battle. There will also be a fight on Thomas J. R. 'ileon.

secretary of the United Negro Democrats of Missouri. It will be recalled that Wilson, alone. the hearings held at Jefferson City last spring In connection witfi the Taylor bill, upheld the governor's stand for a separate graduate school to offset the U. S. Supreme Court's ruling in the Gaines case.

I era jamboree st tne carioca test.ea to uiifaor oi ruoi.c ei urday nicht. October 30. fare James M. Daist that some ST! LOUIS COUNTY'S 'latest employe of Homer G. Phillips spot, the Rainbow Night Club, lo hospital had been giving the catd at Wellington and ave name of dying and seriously ill nues.

Wehster Groves, had patients at the city hospital to an itsi opening Saturday night, undertaker. September 30. Proprietor Arthur; Director Daist piomised the un: Stewart did right bv the press 11 wo.ua nn nd had a special reserved table investigation and that any em ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5 Several fused lo pay him his week wages.

for th. centipmen and ladies of Po' found guilty of the act months ago. B. F. Austin, owner and that he also had a cash hond ln.

Fourth Estate. The spot will woum or the Careful Csh Company, and ot up at the time of his arrest. fture the Sportsmen in their president the local branch of Russell alao said that he was try nance of the season Sat Miss Vannie Sanders of Ph delphia. wh mother Hi! 'ill'. ii mi has been visiting fef rs Sanders fL.

Camden Road, has returned Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ReidyJ eison neia i jsew i orK wno navt Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. Mrs. Reid's brolher snd sister law on Cj. nugar rf. turned home been Harrinr 'H), i a rw in i Miss Annie critic.

Vv iil Merrack of Chic go. who hat WXf.i?: Ma T'ir aa Mrs. E. Merrack. has retun' htl''t( home Miss Merget Pitts haa hn In Nw Tnrk for na sf stimms.

sa si raliirnsvl hrSl ty of the employe by his hand tf flfy men laiier irnin'Q nm nniiirmj, irp miii th.h latter liamea ior nia hi ni nrrr. Anmr iimtm ft, Leading the fight in St. Louis is I in Judge Griffin's court heard Rtis Harrison M. Hollie, Howard Uni with pob pKator and was rsted i returned home sHer spending se, hft yi'. Attorney Joseph L.

McLemore, for lsim testify, that Mr. Austin re versity Law School graduate. bt jn the. lot. "fh.

time NTC Miss CJiJfir' mer chairman of the board i BACK TO PREACHING is th. S'b. Chapm.n. daughter of XU at Lincoln universitv. Association pi eseniea a.

Si4 T. ain in ordar flfA ll 1 Kv PP" number of affidavits to Director wl l5'." who was forced ta resign In order I I I 1TsVTTn TTTakTTO II VTTN I I TT 'of the Washington Tabernarle Dart oth er official ssettin for "rangehurg where she vi tselMthat would" apoTe I iil(KJIIl (ClTo VL i Baptist Church, who ha, been ill 1 tend coilege Mrj, mfhfy be selected that would approve) tie Ellereon. who left Saturday St i lVii th. taw i for the past raw weens. i employes at the city institution I SiS tne law school.

ening for Wsshinglon, P. Y5 .1 1 rt 1 ha1 jjvn names snd informstion ki Vf 1 "I feeL" aaid Felix Payne, Kan 1 nati.m. .1 h. hat.i 1 goodbye partv at The Jolly Matrons' Club was or sftr heing with her son and Charlotte, N. C.

e. ent hom. of Mr. sort Mri. MeMsg M' Jf, 1 no naa Deen involved in cases wno naa been involved in cases Co ra Haywood, secretary; Rosa the wedding of Miss Cheyne Mae Wallace and Mrs.

Alherta Clice 1 A th. 'hn ho h'" Iof B(f L'Jiii Reed CI ft ed Bv LILLIAN L. RimiSll.r. Miss Estelle Arthur delightfully jmiss l.Steiie Arinur ofiigni 1 uny i which would form the basis of damage suits. Rev.

J. E. Burch, who been quite ill for the past weeks is much improved wpk is rmirn improvpa 1 Marion, i street, are the proud entertained at her home on East I Mrs. Willie Donglss spent Jl rents of twin girls Ivy and i Stonewall street Tuesday evening or pask week end in. Durham.

K.FIIMIK; lendora. Invitations are out for in honor of Mrs. Marian Alexand 7 1 1 on business Prof. H. L.

IS tU treasurer, and Freda Rod 1 Bluitt to William Mack of New York City, who are vis a "nrt xn 18 .1 1 ers. reporter. The Entre Nous The nuptials will he celebrated st jting Mr. snd Mrs. Z.

n' ur classes at Coulter Acsdemy ub met at the home of Doris Campbell A.M.E. Church. October of S. Caldwell street. Those, Miss Nannie May Di.

dtugc; 1 JJJ mith, 2343 Ogden srtrst, at their 18. Mesdames Addye Lichtner and present were Mesdams of Mr nd Mr" Tom Deas, tat regular meeting. Newly elect 1 Ina Williams, of 233S Tremont Cline, J. H. Byers, Lucille Henry thP iinrterraVrr' nnH0Ta returned to' Benedict College, ir'jlltlHC officers are: Ruby McGse, presi street, have as their house Misses Frances H.

Samp I lumMa. s. O. ii.WJit ent; Naomi Goodwin. presi a sister.

Mrs Bessie Watson, of son. Aurelia Williams. Mary Walls, unfllvorwhl. ronlitlon, At th! tiiUVIi'! nt Tfnh.rt, MnlUv aecretarv Ivis Anrs M. Cur.

Mrs. Watson, as Annie Mae McKee and her euest. 1 ZJ I Ll. 1 1 httl' lnit tiif A. in Ashby avenue.

i pledges suggested were: Geraldine I trav. La a beautician on the West' Md. Mesdameg A. Clinc, M. Following a pleasant visit in GrRnt Ioni) Goodwin nd Doris i Coast.

Her stay in Denver, thouzh A. Wallace and M. S. Towell were tnese paru. onr.

na Smith. The club deeply regrets short, is one of the many social 1 entei tained extensively while vis jvioiw, di a inain nt ifa charter memhera. courtesies. in? here The Idle Rich Social Ot Mr. and SITS.

llliam KlCSmonn, I rnmnlimtnl a rv in har aialer tU.U mat ith Vf a Uinni. Prnn Oaklanders, in Brockhurst street. pf busine.s to them. Wesson, Ark. uayiona ococn, na.

SiWf lr. S. A. Harris, presiding 414 MVjVt the Daylona Besrh Dist'i? it i i of the A. M.

E. Ch South Florida Confere urch of mmv nee. dlea Lf.H'i his home on Cedar street Thnrsdav. after being 111 for returned to their home Washington. D.C.7 for geles.

Mrs. Adda Lighther enter ing. Sept. 2. MenTbe.s: Mesdamcs j.

I'orothyrean Meneon of or five weeks or more. Dr Hr week. Mr. Mosee is deputy clerk indennite 5 tained about fifteen ladies at Minnie Brown." Sarah Little. a.l S'1? visiting her aunt, was very active t.p until he i of the Circuit Court of St Louis Waker of 0455 luncheon in the Blue Room of the Shannon.

Emmie Allen. Mses Uyton Irene John stricken. A great leader has and officer of Kappa Alpha Psi I Rossonian Grill on Friday. Sep I Ruth Tillman and Louise kittle visitor here Sunday. sed He has led Florida Fraternity.

Mrs. Mosee is remem ranklin street, lert last week for Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Ivggins and number of a man of fpii'tji bJred a. Mis. Lillian Witten, cou York, where she will visit type ia hard to find. Th. Wl If? sin of Mrs.

who in 1911, the New York World's Fair. En tn. lovelv mLica. nev wno h'hien visiting hJr Pf lhe death of a cousin, K. D.

was held Thursday at high MU J.Jf eh.mt.t in the Intelligence route she will visit friends and 8" red between the lo ely musical ney. ho has been lsitmg her sis Johneon ar. from Vt 7ion A Wl 1 was chemist the Intelligence Kansas Pitv Tnia numbers played during the after ter. Mrs. E.

W. Rudisill has re a Jon neon was a riom Mt. Zion A. M. E.

CBUih i fj 4 Department, San for Mrs. Lightner. because of turned to her home in Chicago. tor Eldorado Sunday. of tih.ch he was a member fj i merly a member of the St.

nd nlness. was unable to be present, i III. She was highly entertained "nd Mrf' Jackson were Charle. Gily rd. Orange j.

public school system. She is now rut. home, stop Okla Williams, act while in the citv Wednes 1Mon vuutorsSunday. nue d.ed st his home last I Xf.l rHLMW day Evening Bridge Club met this 1 Unl fl TI al K. Church st hia death 2 i Addie Clark is back home ag after spending some time In If ictk wun ner sister Mrs.

I i M. Jamerson. North Pine treei Tupelo, Miss, Rev. Diemuke was the week guest of Mrs. L.

V. Elder dazed condition, seated on an uv Charles Gains, Joe "errv Hn turned pail in the back yard of rev and Miss Mosel Humphrey his home lste Ssturdav nsght, Sep Alcorn A. and M. college wt xe wt thev will begin their fresm Cline of New York City. Misses' in his haU underwear and aocka ill st her We hope If her a speedy recoverv a Roxy Iincoln is hack in the ST.

LOUIS. Oct. Dismissed af er enjoying the summer mer from Homer Phillips Hospital Fri away. day, September 2', John Williams. 2011 Franklin avenue, still st a loss to explain what happened to him before be was found, in a ill Last Tuesday.

Batesvllle's sij. known barber, Henry 4J't at his residence. His funera txt rtr. ttt T7 n. icea vr.

at Mt 1 Bo f. ill i 1 Masonic serrs, Thev discussed unification were held preceding the of the Baptists and the "Ham and i Bab; by Eggs" coming election that offers at J30 a week to the aged, end poli it. 1 1 Copper is reported very his home here. Mrs. Ki rk has gone to Memphis, TeC.rK for a short visit.

She will be if gueat of relatives and friends 61 mv.